Dublin doctor to stand trial on child pornography charges
Judge Nolan set a trial date of 8 November 2022. By Declan Brennan Thursday 11 Feb 2021, 4:56 PM Feb 11th 2021, 4:56 PM 67,761 Views 0 Comments
Image: Leah Farrell
Image: Leah Farrell
A DUBLIN DOCTOR is due to stand trial next year for possession and distribution of child pornography.
Dr Ronan Keogan (48) of College Square, Terenure faces five charges of possessing child pornography images at his clinic and three charges of knowingly distributing child pornography in 2017.
Keogan previously appeared before Dublin District Court charged with possession of digital images of child pornography at his clinic at Cypress Park, Templeogue, Dublin, on 15 May 2017.
Dad s traumatic account of the events he says led to his son taking his own life
Troubled Stuart Davies was only 40 years old but had eight children and four grandchildren
23:29, 6 FEB 2021
Dad-of-eight Stuart Davies was last seen on May 20, 2019, getting out of a taxi near Dumballs Road in Cardiff (Image: Family handout)
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Dad-of-eight took his own life shortly after mental health team deemed him not at risk of self-harm
Mental health professionals found it was not appropriate to detain Stuart Davies under the Mental Health Act after he was found in Cardiff city centre attempting to harm himself
Dad-of-eight Stuart Davies was last seen on May 20, 2019, getting out of a taxi near Dumballs Road in Cardiff (Image: Family handout)
A dad-of-eight took his own life after mental health services found it was not necessary to keep him in hospital, an inquest has heard.
On Wednesday Pontypridd Coroners Court heard how police had been called to Queen Street in Cardiff city centre after members of the public found Mr Davies, 40, attempting to hang himself.